I cannot think why someone would run those workflows on a Windows laptop, unless someone has way too much money to spend.
that's what nvidia is hoping for
DGX Spark runs Linux, and nobody is going to install Windows on that machine. This laptop got it backwards.
If someone decides to run Ollama for local inference with this laptop, they fit perfectly into the "has too much money to waste" bracket, which is addressed by a few other comments in the discussion.
Installing Linux natively on laptops has always had some specific features not working.
Even my Asus netbook, which came with Linux pre-installed, had wlan issues that I learned to work around with, and the driver never supported the same OpenGL version as the Windows one (3.3 vs 4.1).
Linux driver has always been an issue on laptops, but that's not the concern for running Python code.